That's exactly what it is, and in any other industry, a "sale" is complete once both parties have reached an agreement and money is exchanged... even if delivery is delayed.
Course it's only valid for 30 days from when submitted. So still means most of not all won't get it as there's still no classes set up
Likely nothing. They will still run the check, they have no idea where the gun is.
Picking my rifle up tomorrow as well. I paid in full for it already and yesterday was day 3.
^^^^^^^This.....only not so tactical!!!!!I'm no attorney, but this looks like a tactical move in attempt to prevent that judge from stopping 114 from going into effect on the 8th. "See, we have a permit application system in place. No need to stop anything." Just another
I think he is thinking of making the system completely unusable. For example let's say they received 450,000 permit applications in the first week.
Exactly. They've been caught in a lie and once that happens…..
Spot on! They went into full on emergency cover our a$$ mode.
Yes, you need to pay a $65 fee for a background check for permission to purchase a firearm, so that you can pay $10 for another background check every time you purchase a firearm….
Not all tactical decisions turn out well, but I would submit they are still "tactical". Like the Ducks going for it on fourth down.
Best of luck bud! I'm not sure if they stopped shipping firearms but the window is definitely closing. Your firearm would not on have to complete progressing but has to be shipped. Also a lot of FFL aren't accepting transfers so I hope you called prior to placing your order. You only get one chance at shipping it correctly. If your FFL is no longer accepting transfer then I would assume they would contact you once they received your order/gun to issue you a refund but some places also charge restocking fees.
There is no system. Anyway, the burden of dealing with all those applications would fall on local law enforcement, not the state. Don't they have enough to do? OSP is only the coordinator and data collector. It's a stupid and childish gesture. Anyway, it's a moot point because like any government form, it will have penalties for providing false information.
You are talking to the wrong person. I am neither for nor against such a strategy.
Yes I have already gone to my chosen shop and spoke with them. They didn't say anything about not letting me get the rifle when I told them I have it coming in. All they said was, "great sounds good! PSA has been doing a great job expediting those orders." So I think I will be good as long as it ships. Fingers crossed.
